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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-05-05

The light from an electric lamp tower
at Davenport Iowa, falls upon flower
garden about 100 feet away, and during
last summer the owner observed that
lilies which usually bloomed only in the
day, opened in the night, and that morn.
ing glories uncloscd their blossoms as
soon as the electric light fell on them.
1t has frequently been observed that
trees were most exuberant In their foliage
on the side nearest the electric light.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-05-05

The Montreal Gazette tells Of some
Of the queer translations and CONVEX
sionsof names in the Gulf Of st. Law
renee. Cap Chatte, named from u celeb
rity, Is now Cat Cape; Pointe de Monts
70 now DEVILS Point, and Cap d Espoir.
instead Of being translated Cape Hope,
has become Cape Despair.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-05-05

A general rcfrom movement is being
inaugurated in the larger cities. In New
York, Philadelphia, Pittsburg, and other
cities. efforts are being made by the au-
thoritics to suppress the dives, and stop
the sale Of intoxicants on Sunday. Open
Dissertation Of the Lords Day Is now n
thing Of the past, even In St. Louis.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-05-05

"A German has found, after careful
Investigation, that twenty-five per cent.
Of criminals are left handed This is a
left-handed compliment to q right.
handed people. 1t is. nevertheless, a
good thing to be able to use both
hands.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-05-05

Ina celebrated will case recently on
trial on the pacific coast, a part of the
evidence adduced to show the insanity OF
the testator was the fact that one of his
most highly priced possessions had been
the false teeth Of woman with whom
he had been intimately acquainted. lie
had the precious keepsake handsomely
mounted in gold, and woreit as scarf.
mir,
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-05-05

1t is an easy matter to have q
garden SO arranged as to cultivate II
with horseshoe, but the best results
are usually obtained on small plots
well manured and worked by hand
Troy Times.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1887-05-05
Fifteen years ago Jefferson Miller. of

Jacksonville Ind, while feeding
threshing machine, saw rat run across
the barn floor. In turning to watch the
rats he permitted his left hand 10 be
pulled into the machine, and 1t was torn
off, One day last week while again
feeding thrcshing machine in the same
barn, q rat ran between his feet. He
kicked at 1t and slipped and his right
hand was caught and torn of.
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A Afarmerin Greensborough, Nd, think.
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The New York World backs up Shcr-
,man's advocacy Of IN extra session Of
Congress by lecturing Cleveland on mis-.
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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11
now 10 GET RICH.
Good Health, Real Estate aud tho Wise
Choice 90 an Occupation Cut tho
Most Important Figures.

Stephen Giurd. John Jacob Asor, 4.
T. Stewart and Cornelius Vanderbilt, who
amused colossal fortune. were all poor
boys. The Asior C.iuio Is by hr the
pfuat,.l Ia the country. amounting IN
vain, ~ about sSp,Uol.Up0, aud was
principally arcgnul1lrl through invest
m'nis in real estate method oi getting
rich advocated by Gen. Butler In the
appended letter from him Vast fortunes
have been sceuwd in this country by
few men in speculation, Lut that h
species OF gambling, and not 10 be pcom-
mrndcd.
uty urTirr NDyisrs REAL ErATr.
"Whcn Young mln has very little
money lH him buy some property. prefer.
pbly u WoCy. however small. according Ia
his means. paving in cash what be- can,
giving bis note foe the remainder Nv small
sums coming due at frequently recurring
intervals. secured Is 70 mDrglgc on the
property and then usr an his extra in.
rlmr plVing NJ thuzr notes u b. always
sti' iO discount Your 0UI note, and II the
ulia, come little too inst, us soon NJ Lee
when o. b. putting h.s money where Il
cannot bc ln,l aud wnur tie property Is
taking c.ur N the interest. aud IN very
short time hr will iild thlt hc hus got q
very desirable investment. lie viii be-
come inicrcslcl in 10, ave biz money Ia
meet bic notes. anil b. viii directly come
Into "a considerable poo s..pn Of property
and hardly know bow II came ,O him
That T.. d. viii hayr hli n motive iDr
saving. anil viii .pt co. result ol thai ly-
Ing, and win not 49, tempted 81 enter
into sprcululiuus. Nothing " ap safe iur
nn investment us rrHi y,'Hlo. Nothing h
likely 10 grow in yuIu" lIsirr In the last
iiiiy year., ul pUr rHui ol OIL the mcr-
chants and traders boz Boston have failed.
In the lat hiIy ycau lI pr cent ol all the
business corporations hHyc failed Or gone
ont II huiurss. ~ IIIt their stock has
been Wipnil ont. in .h. ll-i CITY years I'll
the real estate. on thn a,rnfH, has paid ~
Interest nnd taxes 1ri IHrirup1Ci in value.
II u young mans father rIn give lim any.
thing to start him in iHH world, b. had
better invest Il in tl' way md UT 10 ac.
cumulnip, and earn Dbl living. mud bee will
DO richer than II be- 'ri ruue into buHi-
ncss. Jay Gould h u.I % have started
from mouge.tmp sclT in become q mill
ionairc. Assuming tiTt ~ be true, be
= only one of G0OOOUII Of people, nnd II
any young man think that hc is going 10
initiate Jay Gould, thrw Hre GD.OD,Ojl Ut
chances ~ one that hcWDn't succeed. The
rule that | would lay down for n young
man Is 10 never do mean thing Tor
money"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11

HOOPS Sir,aparilla cures catauh by cN-
pUlling impurity from the blood, which Is
the cause NJ the complaint. Give II q trial.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11

Positively the best remedy ever discov.
cred for all diseases ~ man and beast that
can be reached by nh oricrnnl mcdicm APP
plicaiion, Is Rangum Root Linimcnt. One
trial will convince. Manuiacturod only by
Rangum Root Mcdoing TO-, Nashville Tenn.
fiiiy CENTS per bottle. Tor sale by Hester,
2S3 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11

Tir father ln.iaw ~ tho rev. J, VI. Ing
ling Attn mnl, H., lal kidney disease forty
Yeas lc-ru.na cured htm.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11
PRISON LABOR.

PRlSON LABOR.
The Recommendations Of Reformers.
Some Suggestions to the New Mis-
sissippi Legislature.
How Convicts Are Worked in For
eign Countries.
The American Systems of Prison
Management Set Forth.
4 The Lease System Opposed by All
Philanthropists.
Objections Which Have Been Made
to the Contract System.
n Points in Favor of Exclusive State
Control of the Convicts.
The Advisability of Teaching Con-
victs Profitable Trades.
The Splendid Opportunity Before
the Mississippi Legislature.
Why that Body Should Consult the
Workingmen OF the State.
All Of Which Is Respectfully Submitted
for the Help 1t May Give in Solv-
ing Hard Problem That
Must Be Solved.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11

ESrn, iorss. ,poons, Multord'A
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-12-11

From the foregoing extracts aud synop.
srs OF reports, one thing ai least Il made
clear that prison management b. q
scirncc, and the Legislature II Mississippi,
II Il would act wisely, will have Ia conduct
q close investigation tD ascertain what sys-
TEN has today the approval II the meet en-
ligh,oncd modern eKpericncr. and u II 10
ns.iN the member. OF that body 10 some
extent that the writer submits this paper.
lie has shown that, Notwithstanding the
disiavor with which the cUmmi siionrr Of
the New York Prison association looked
upon the contract system, 10 has
obtained 30 greater or les cX.
tent throughout this country Nld
Europe. In France and Switzerland
the system which the commissioners rec
ommcndcd prevails exclusive opera.
ton 81 prison labor hy the state. ltnfikcs
one cunously 10 note In the record OF the
proceeding u ihc great London congress
that ~ little account was taken Of the cf.
feet Of decomposition Of prison manniact.
ures with those oi free labor. Only In
Switzerland and ono OF the German States
did this phase IT the matter receive con.
sidemlion, and In those countries u was
snught 90 avoid this difficulty by ~ multi
plying the trades pursued and taught that
the group Of conyicis employed In
any particular line of work
should DO 10 small In number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
DE NLrrP OF cHILpPEN.


A child should be- In bed As the fowls ar sun
down least. Aud he should re allowed 10 rise IN
fortune bat am unhealthy mischief 10 compel chi.
drrn 10 It, In bed awake two hO is 10 prevent Dis
cSScniia +" plant lie CONSERVATORY should always
II pos,ible. I've on tho east side OF 4 house. Y Is
equally true that the morning sun Is most valuable
fbr animal vi-or. and that Includes human t'IE-,.
We all Of IS. are breaking both ends 80 H., law.
our Slcep should De taken earlier and We should never
fail Of getting the morning Nrn.
abominate night parties for children. ! te!eys
every ply stefan dues. At i no - much tho 'Np",ue
formed ,of a high toned sort possibly lul m, beans
into the sleep habit. EiuaiN bad is II tor children
to study In the evening II sorscs Ihcs brains M,a
blood. and If they sleep they dream had hu"
patient of twelve years, who was wasted and n"r'ni,
and whose dreams were filed with h'> pr"bleu, u
was marvel and pride 10 his pa4tni> ma la'
yoNugStNr worked ont hard Irot.'rN j, n, .e..
such he failed To master " hen eNah bui p" Gang
near his final problem. ] loclcd nm bis ho"A' ~
o'clock lie must not touch one at'cr MS 'nnprt.
lie must play and ronn and Then go TO bed lie ~
mischief Of chllir,ns night study
Whatever >tuid LOT of animal natures can 10 cs,
IL sleep safely TWO IN bed. No matter ia whH
enc !"I 81 tVcry person needs his Own ~ rer
than he needs his own chair OF his own l'ae a. tsl,
And the hes, bed I'm the world Is good lrl ~ t'.h
straw covered with plenty ~ quilts. No rhad h'll
be- allowed sleep on feathers animal refuse ~ any
sort IInt 10 sleep two I'm he'd Is vital damash
ON, i sure absurd the electric energy of the o'hr
What must look for Is 10 accumulate 'onsil' n%
for tho child and establish stot conservative tepr
cncy. oar American life viii be - 90 Ia make nav
drafts IN him. II h IN, no carit u n ran ls{ ia
interest This haiti Of sleeping alonn should ~
retained through life under all cr'u">ian' -. ,ts
mischief well As immortality. 'on"S l"i,, 40
oppositc course tlan flnm any a. her common ha,"t
\ good deal ~ nonsense IS sometimes pnns,.rbs
about sending children ~ bed with flH slom ,snal
This Is we'll cn" gh - long A. o'n' Is Az 49, but
aud has not awakened TO much Use OF M u live
as soon child has como In an az "inxsr.i,e
Thought he should have chance 'or ,s" aTowfg
and sport aficr his meals meyer however =" he
him TO go To bed excited. Above all ihngs lid
deprecated II the stormy season 50 REQ Wh nn and
In lust al retiring Tho child prefers to ~ W 70 hy
Invariably refires In a storm OF passion, alru csInly
the storm Of nurse or parent tie shp ~ 1psrs
aud firmly restrained FROM all such onihreaIs. nr,e
is great difference I'm children about retiring ,riIrs
very active brains grow sleepy and desitr o,citsl
early othors equally sctivs groS wakstu en- es''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
! GEEv1N spINSTFR HANGS HERSELF
SHE GETS oUr OF \ SICK BID TO DO ia PRO b.
Anrr CAsF OF tNsANIrl.

SIZE GETS orr or SICK BED To DO Ir-A PRO B.
ABLE CAsF OF INSANITY.
Telephone mes g's were sent yesterday morning
20 tin Offices Of David h.,ch Who IS a manufacturer
Of rattle, al ~. - Lspanald ST., and also member OF
the lace lmporu, house oI T. Mood.y Co., at No. 4"
Ia the same street ulsing him 10 return Immediately
10 Ls hone at $50. lO5 EAsl one hindied and four
tccnth II. Mr. Ki,oh had let MS home only an hour
before bu while he soiur the elevated railroad
to "a, bp,luc,, bis sister, Heniicta ki>ch, hat com
nIitcd suicide Hiss hsch vas thirty eight years u
az and caire ~ this cty from Germany only h'e
v.ch, ao To visit ben bro her sine had been suh'rh5
several DAY, non cla, "a tr face. and the disease
effected Der RAIN to such an extent as 10 hahc hcr
really Insane. 49,, - .o,
Nrinlc~. Of the family kept ciot" watch on her
d ring saturday and -unda' A hr talk and actions
led fNefu tp frar that she r-i hft herself i II wa,
NOT suppose. that 30. iu'cn'e' 80 commit s'lc'" me
r.,r.l 10 -I-'VF qu" flv 60. to-day i"o ht WIN
81 sch -oi az early ~ ai'',' and rft Tn house,
atd 49,. F.o l-if ho. --.e uI dN alon" lu an ullcr
room viii, th, pest of TIE fmilt - "t't - IN me
,.errnf n was supposed l.''Ivar1 that Mss hl'ch
h1d f.ru f,-u'ur .c'I in order to - her r'IhtNrs
OR of the way In their a'~eu"r from hcr room ,h'
! ad hanged lo~.of with largo SIX lan1 rIfhi''
Ia. inr one end Of n IN non>" about her mock ana
wing h. other end 10 ci0th.. hook on me wall hi
feet 60 % the 9Inr while -h' ,'iau- 81 i'i-'L Si'
l-f down n- SCOOP discovered ond = 'hN-'''tl
va- summoned bnt she he'd been dead several minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-29
y,n,yND4I Ir TIE L0I0S CLrR

A largo number OF ladies "h" were not AFRAID oi the
had weather gathered n tn Lotto. Club yesterday
afternoon to look at the loan exhibit on Of pa hs by
American artists. During the 8fternOon there was
music by Meyers orchestra and lunch ,ed In
the upstairs reception rooms Among those present
wcro Nine. Nalda Mis-, Mancc, VI ), Lean. Miss May
Dwight Fuotr, Mrs. ia al Foot, MI. T..
q" St,dmau, Mrs. Frank Leslie, Mss Pup ..
Mrs Edward Tuck MIS- Charles IL. OF.
lord Mis-, Bates Miss Trcnor. Mrs tharlcs Spraguc.
Mis-, Lt,.are and Mis-, Lula H.. slacc o. " a,hln.ton
Mrs. G. \. Nillcr. Mrs. Henry Guy Idri ton. Gls.
William A. Boyd, Mrs. H. Is Plant Mis-. Isaac Law
ronco Mrs =. a. GOidochn.idt Mrs. HON ann. MIS-.
B. l. P,iAOttO, the Misses To AOuO Ms. thlf.cs
Phelps Mis-. l.. l.. Rramoy, Mrs EdN ard Ne. an. Mrs
NJ - Ianchcr. the Misses Nanclcr, Mrs. Martha J..
Lamb, Mrs hanucey v Cral q. Mrs. J. X. II ma D..
Mrs. lloyd Il. Nilsson. Mrs \. g. l.. Spoyrr MI. VI ~
Ely. Mrs. G.. L. Ilurlburl, and Mrs. G.. L. H. My